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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

34

10,000 Policemen To Patrol Roads Over Labor Day

Massachusetts will deploy 10,000 law enforcement officers on highways for Labor Day under a statewide highway safety master plan. Gov. Peabody, with Public Safety Commissioner Frank Giles and Registrar James R. Lawton, will patrol alongside officers to stress safe driving during the holiday weekend.

Boston UPI Peabody Massachusetts Registry of Public Safety Frank §. Giles James R. Lawton

Real Estate Transfers In Hinsdale And Becket

Real estate sales recorded with mortgagee Stuart T. and Rita Sargent transferring to Samuel Kapton a house and lot on Shore Rod in Hinsdale. Another deed records Michael C. Erlanger selling property on George Caster Road in Becket to Lars and Torunn K. Skattebo of Tarrytown New York.

Stuart T Rita Sargent Samuel Kapton Shore Rod Hinsdale Michael C. Erlanger Lars and Torunn K. Skattebo Tarrytown N.Y George Caster Becket

Pronounced Reform: Bernhard Promotes Simplified Spelling

The article profiles Lucian Bernhard promoting simplified phonetic spelling as a solution to English irregularities. He compares English to Chinese in symbol sound mismatch, cites French and Portuguese reforms, and recalls his Zurich upbringing and work with Ziegfeld. He doubts widespread printer acceptance, notes language as a barrier to a global lingua franca, and argues the Roman alphabet should adapt rather than be abandoned. He criticizes current spelling as a hurdle to education and world communication.

Litte Lucian Bernhard Ar. Bernhard New York 86Th Street Berkshires Bernhard Barnhard Brazil Germany Zurich Switzerland Floreng Ziegfeld Art Students League New York University Pratt Institute Mr. Bernhard George Bernard Shaw Atlantic Monthly Shaw

Reluctant Peer Returns to Commons After Hereditary Title

Labour’s Anthony Benn, once Viscount Stansgate, wins an uncontested by election in the Southeast Bristol district, completing his long bid to resume the House of Commons after leaving the Commons in 1960 to sit in the Lords. Benn seeks a change in law to allow peers to renounce hereditary titles.

London Anthony Weigewood Benn Yoters Bristol Benn House of Commons Bonn Commons House of Lords Viscount Stansgate

Real Estate Transfers in Lenox and Onota Streets

iReal Estate Sales William W Simons and Andrew J Campoli transfer house and lot at West and South Onota Streets to Mary G Yervaski. George D Covell sells house and lot on William Street to Helena W Hemelly. George H and Viola H Bagai Aschi convey three parcels on Housatonic Street Lenox to William E and Ellen K Dearstyne.

William W. Simons Andrew J. Campoli Mary G. Yervaski Onota George D. Covell Helena W. Hemelly William Street George H Viola H. Bageiaschi William E Ellen K. Dearstyne Housatonic Street Lenox

Benn signs instrument of disclaimer amid peerage bill

A government bill allowing British peers to relinquish titles for life was approved last month. Benn became the first to sign an instrument of disclaimer. Malcolm St. Clair, a Conservative who had held the Bristol seat in Benn’s absence, resigned under a gentleman’s agreement.

Benn Malcolm St. Clair Bristol

Two businessmen receive probation on tax charges

In Boston municipal court two businessmen were placed on six months probation to settle overdue unemployment taxes. Nicholas Ventola of Deep Sea Fisheries Inc. owes 4681.86 dollars and Alex Karafelis of North Chelmsford Tricking Co. owes 493.98 dollars. Three others made full restitution, while 19 more cases were postponed to September 17 and 18.

Boston (Ap Boston Division of Employment Security Nicholas Ventola Deep Sea Fisheries Inc Alex Karafelis North Chelmsford Tricking Co

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